Aeropark Budapest Tours

If you’ve ever wondered about the history of aviation, head over to Aeropark Budapest and explore the planes to your heart’s content. Known for its flight simulator and collection of vintage aircraft, the open-air museum demystifies the world of aviation, from the tarmac to the cockpit.

The Basics
Though not your typical Budapest attraction, the aeropark is a must for aviation enthusiasts and history fans. Browse the exhibitions on Hungarian public flight over the last 60 years, then try out the flight simulator. And don’t miss the collection of Soviet planes, including the Lisunov Li-2, Tupolev Tu-154, and Antonov An-2R.

To save time at the entrance, buy your admission ticket in advance. Alternatively, sign up for a private tour of Liszt Ferenc International Airport, which typically includes access to Aeropark Budapest.

Things to Know Before You Go

• Aeropark Budapest is a fun destination for kids, who will enjoy hopping into a cockpit and checking out the controls.
• Combine your visit with a flight to or from Liszt Ferenc International Airport—the aeropark is near the main terminal.
• There’s a supplemental fee to use the flight simulator.

How to Get There
The most convenient way to get to the aeropark is by car. Parking is free. If you prefer to travel by public transit, take the 200E bus from the Kobanya-Kispest metro stop or from Liszt Ferenc International Airport Terminal 2. Get off at the first stop following the airport terminal.

When to Get There
The museum is open year-round, but the days and hours change seasonally. Verify before going, to be sure it’s open. The weather in Budapest is typically best in spring and fall.

Taking a Spin on the Flight Simulator
A big highlight of Aeropark Budapest is the flight simulator. Climb into the cockpit for a thrilling 12-minute flight, and try your hand at navigating one of several aircraft in traditional or glass cockpit mode.